But US manufacturers don't make nearly as many revolvers as they do pistols, with 856,291 revolvers to the 4,720,075 pistols made in 2016.
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While banks have maintained pricing for revolvers on a number of repricings, there has been an increase in pricing on revolvers that form part of new leveraged buyout loans.
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Miller said GE has tapped a "portion" of these revolvers.
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You get a disproportionate number of revolvers and broken guns.
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Handguns come in two main forms: revolvers and semiautomatic pistols.
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GE recently said it has tapped a "portion" of these revolvers.
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Primary weapons were guns like automatic rifles, revolvers, and burst firing guns.
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But he also said there was no revolvers involved in the negotiation.
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Strapped to their backs and belts and legs were daggers, revolvers, axes.
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Now they're standard, and handguns, like pistols and revolvers, feature rifling too.
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He sold them in batches of three or four: revolvers, semiautomatic pistols, shotguns, assault rifles.
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They freeze, shrink back against the walls, eyes asquint, their revolvers pointed at the captives.
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ABL recoveries fared slightly better with an average recovery of 96%, while CF revolvers averaged 85%.
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The brothers draw their revolvers on each other, baring their teeth, but finally family is family.
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A collection of revolvers was turned over to the police when the riot came to end.
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At that time, Apte said, words could quickly escalate to threats involving two-by-fours and revolvers.
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Both revolvers and semiautomatic pistols can be single-action, double-action only, or double-action/single-action.
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Female trainees of the Los Angeles Police Department practice firing their newly issued revolvers on March 6, 1948.
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Who doesn't want to play as a cowboy or bounty hunter, with your horse and revolvers close by?
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The city also purchased long guns and revolvers for $100 each, and semi-automatic weapons for $200 each.
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The city also purchased long guns and revolvers for $2000 each, and semi-automatic weapons for $27 each.
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They also found seven rifles; two shotguns; four pistols; two revolvers; and two silencers, one of them assembled.
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The number almost doubles to US$83bn when accounting for expiring revolvers, providing ample opportunity for the alternative lenders.
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Unlike revolvers, which, like credit cards, offer a revolving line of credit, delayed-draw term loans fund over time.
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"If not for the detail who stepped up with basic revolvers, we would've all been dead," Representative Bishop said.
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Proceeds from Tuesday's bond are slated to repay revolvers that currently cost Libor plus 110bp, according to the offering memorandum.
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In the late 1800s, they were mostly using cleavers and knives; by 1900, Chinatown saw a large influx of revolvers.
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The average recovery across Fitch's sample was 89%, reflecting revolvers' secured status and relatively high priority in the liability waterfall.
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Revolvers, meanwhile, who don't pay off their balances in full, make up 43 percent of card holders, the report found.
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Smith & Wesson, for example — a company known for decades for revolvers — started selling the weapons two years later, in 2006.
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Most guns have magazines (revolvers and some types of shotguns do not have magazines), but not all firearms use clips.
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The weapons are more expensive, harder to come by and harder to conceal than revolvers and pistols, but present nonetheless.
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Fallout games are overloaded with things to collect: old toys and burnt books, rusty revolvers and bobby pins for picking locks.
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Nine of them were murdered in two years, shot execution-style with up to a dozen bullets from high-calibre revolvers.
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Ultimately revolvers will trend down if term loans stay where they are as sponsors will put pressure on banks to move.
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Fitch generally assumes a fully drawn revolver in its recovery analyses since credit revolvers are tapped as companies are under distress.
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The regulation, O'Kelly wrote, pertained mainly to a part found in manually operated weapons such as revolvers and pump action shotguns.
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Colt will still manufacture other consumer guns, including pistols and revolvers, and it will continue to expand its network of dealers.
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The new law amends a previous law, passed after the Sandy Hook shooting, that only prohibited abusers from owning revolvers and pistols.
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About a dozen men armed with rifles and revolvers pulled him out of the cab, beat him and "threatened to kill" him.
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The plan is to offer franchises corporate and commercial banking products such as credit revolvers, rate hedging and term loans, the source said.
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Sites like GrabCAD and FossCad already host hundreds of gun designs, from Defense Distributed's Liberator pistol to printable revolvers and even semiautomatic weapons.
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In "MQ-9/2" (2011), the craft boasts a skull'n'crossbones besides revolvers and bomb motifs, a vivid red fire licking at its belly.
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More than 2,000 city police officers still held on to the revolvers over a decade after Sig Sauer and Glock pistols became standard.
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At the Los Angeles buyback, for instance, those surrendering assault weapons received $200 gift cards, twice the amount for revolvers and other handguns.
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Two decades ago, officers were trained to fire one or two rounds from their revolvers and then assess whether they needed to keep shooting.
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According to Pew, 72% of all gun owners have handguns, and 62% of those who own just one gun have a handgun, including revolvers.
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In making these assumptions, Cowen is measuring liquidity as cash plus revolvers, relative to key expenses such as rent, labor and promised dividend payments.
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It's perhaps best remembered for its pressurized scenes of Russian roulette, in which disillusioned soldiers squared off at rowdy bars with loaded revolvers to their heads.
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Andrew Cuomo in March said the legislation amends state law passed after the Sandy Hook killings that previously prohibited domestic abusers from owning pistols and revolvers.
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In an unusual move, an OID is being added to some revolvers, in addition to higher interest margins, in a bid to crank up the returns.
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Rifles and shotguns come in at $50 each, pistols and revolvers at $100, and high-powered assault weapons are the most prized here, too, at $200.
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Jimi reconnects with childhood friends, bearing a suitcase impossibly stuffed with leather boots, gallon hats, and revolvers, soon turning them into a gang of self-styled Eastwoods.
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Any default on term loan payments triggers a virtually irreparable hard credit default, so many commercial bank revolvers remain in place when credit stats would not warrant.
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Fitch's study shows issuers tend to utilize CF revolvers more fully than ABLs at the time of bankruptcy, with an average utilization rate of 78% vs. 73%.
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With term loan pricing so unattractive, extra yield is being piled on to revolvers, in a bid to sweeten a deal and tempt lenders into the deal.
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Revolvers have been replaced by 7013-millimeter semiautomatic pistols, wooden nightsticks have largely given way to expandable batons and uniform slacks have been replaced by cargo pants.
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Revolvers that were confiscated in Rio State sit on the ground before being destroyed as part of the military intervention in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on June 211.
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"(U)nder the current code, only pistols and revolvers are specifically regulated, creating a loophole for those seeking to purchase ammunition for assault weapons," according to the release.
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"Liquidity is going to drive how long companies can withstand the shock, so companies that have sizable revolvers and lots of cash can weather this longer," said Hermann.
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Their numbers dwindled with each wave of retirements, to 160 by the time the Police Department announced in November that it was phasing out revolvers completely and permanently.
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The shootout resulted in the stodgy, tradition-based, resistant-to-change FBI finally deciding to issue its agents semi-automatic pistols, replacing the revolvers they'd carried for decades.
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A criminal complaint says FBI agents seized at least 11 firearms -- pistols, revolvers, a shotgun and rifles -- and a large quantity of ammunition at the compound in Amalia.
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Mr Eastwood's nod to his Smith & Wesson Model 21911 is said to have bumped up sales of 21911 Magnum revolvers in America and contributed to brand awareness more generally.
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The gun was originally purchased by The King himself at a Memphis gun shop in 1971 ... where the paperwork shows he also bought 5 other revolvers the same day.
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He was wearing a holster when he surrendered, but was not carrying a weapon—although officers found more than a dozen rifles, revolvers, pistols and shotguns in his home.
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Often priced at a couple of percentage points above benchmark rates, revolvers were the cheapest form of financing for energy producers and were considered mostly risk-free by banks.
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FBI agents seized at least 11 firearms -- pistols, revolvers, a shotgun and rifles -- and a large quantity of ammunition at the compound in Amalia, according to the criminal complaint.
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Double-action/single-action revolvers give you a choice of how to use the gun: either fire with one trigger pull or a trigger pull plus manual hammer cocking.
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The scene of multiple soldiers chasing after a buffalo is classic: I think I counted sixteen men after this poor animal, who kept up a regular fire with revolvers.
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Among the highlights ... multiple 12 gauge riot shotguns, a Beretta semi automatic pistol, a whole bunch of mini-revolvers, a Glock 17 semi automatic and a Ruger Blackhawk revolver .
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By then, the police were confiscating more semiautomatic guns from crime scenes and and several police officers across the country had been killed in gun battles while reloading their revolvers.
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Which is funny, because when my friends on the West Coast looked at me, I could tell they were envisioning a big floppy hat and crisscrossed bandoleers and fantastic revolvers.
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Inside, Sam Allardyce, Rafa Benitez and Alex Neil are engaged in a Mexican stand-off, each of them pointing Smith & Wesson revolvers at one another and wearing comically oversized cowboy hats.
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Because semi-automatic pistols carry many more rounds than six-shot revolvers, and magazines make for quick reloading, modern police doctrine stresses firing until law enforcement and the public are safe.
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Multiple officers identified Brown as the man who had shot at them; police testified to finding two revolvers and 183 rounds of ammunition in Brown's coat pocket when he was arrested.
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In one case, several retired law enforcement officers called him about a gun control law that was enacted in 2013, worried that they would have to give up their service revolvers.
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Both men were arrested as the movie let out, frisked and found to be in possession of loaded revolvers; but beyond that there is very little consensus about what actually happened.
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There are cap-gun rifles with real working scopes, and black "Lawman" and pink "Texas Rose" models complete with belts and holsters; the cowboy actors swagger around with real revolvers firing blanks.
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And there were always revolvers, shotguns and even occasionally cannons, which turned some Reconstruction-era polling places into scenes we might expect to see in a Western movie or a developing democracy.
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It may come down to Members checking their smart phones at the door, just as cowboys had to check their revolvers at the door before entering some saloons in the Old West.
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Her father, Eric, on the other hand, spent the Stroh money recklessly, becoming a compulsive collector of antique revolvers, rare guitars and leather-bound first editions — as well as a volatile, depressive alcoholic.
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Companies including hotel operator Hilton Worldwide have drawn on their revolvers to preserve financial flexibility, a move many blue-chip and leveraged borrowers made during the financial crisis to ensure access to liquidity.
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" When accosted by a company of United States Army infantrymen on horseback, he notes that they carry "squareback Navy Colt five-shot revolvers that looked as big as pork hams in their holsters.
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Gun sellers are currently required to report the sale of two or more pistols or revolvers, but this law would expand the ruling to cover the multiple sale of any type of handgun.
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The six-month study involved nearly 14,000 customers of the Arizona Federal Credit Union in Phoenix who carry balances on their credit cards rather than paying off the balance each month — known as revolvers.
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FULL LIST OF RATING ACTIONS Fitch currently rates Disney as follows: The Walt Disney Company --Issuer Default Rating (IDR) 'A'; --Senior unsecured debt 'A'; --Senior unsecured revolvers 'A'; --Short-Term IDR 'F20163'; --Commercial paper 'F1'.
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Thus, the festival delighted curious art aficionados and industry heads alike by showcasing media art classics like Seismik by Herman Kolgen and Soft revolvers by Myriam Bleau alongside a bunch of never-seen-before works.
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In the demo showcased at GDC, two two-person teams face off on opposite sides of a stereotypical Old West saloon, using Touch controllers to attack each other with revolvers, shotguns, or sticks of dynamite.
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FULL LIST OF RATING ACTIONS Fitch currently has the following ratings: The Walt Disney Company --Issuer Default Rating (IDR) 'A'; --Senior unsecured debt 'A'; --Senior unsecured revolvers 'A'; --Short-Term IDR 'F1'; --Commercial paper 'F1'.
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But the change has been met with resistance from officers reluctant to set aside the revolvers that they regard as old friends for unfamiliar pistols that have twice the capacity but are susceptible to jamming.
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In double-action-only revolvers and semiautos, there isn't a hammer for the user to manually pull back, and every time you pull the trigger, the pull both cocks the hammer and fires the round.
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But these pleasures were never meant for everyone: Wring your hands over white kids playing with toy revolvers, but you'll feel a far sharper stabs of anxiety when you see two black boys doing the same.
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Another five alleged gang members were killed when they opened fire on police with revolvers and shotguns after being stopped in a taxi at a highway checkpoint in the southwestern municipality of Olocuilta, the spokesman said.
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With eclectic selections spanning the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries, and with objects as diverse as formal portraits, ceramic tableware, scrimshaw carvings and bits of molten revolvers, the pairings are sometimes lighthearted, sometimes provocative, sometimes heartbreaking.
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The trend in recent decades has been toward more semiautomatic pistols and fewer revolvers; between 1980 and 1994, the share of handguns produced in the US that are semiautomatic grew from 32 percent to 77 percent.
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The post was also a reminder that although Europeans often criticise lax firearm-ownership laws across the Atlantic, the region's firms are increasingly present in America's market for small arms—defined as revolvers, pistols, rifles and shotguns.
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Schwiner starts by talking about the "big four" firearm safety rules and the difference between revolvers and semi-automatic pistols; for the next few hours, she covers the ins and outs of gun mechanics, safety, and ownership.
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But as I watch endless box sets and vintage TV late into the night, like a cop under cover, I begin to loose myself, in a world of peach poolside murder and pastel handbags with hidden revolvers.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazil's listed gun manufacturer Taurus Armas SA has approved the preliminary terms to settle a case related to alleged defects in revolvers sold under the Rossi brand by the company in the United States.
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Revolvers have multiple chambers (usually six, but sometimes five or seven) which rotate, or revolve, between shots to place a new round in firing position, while semiautomatic pistols load ammunition from a magazine, which is sometimes detachable.
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On Tuesday, the authorities said, a police search of his apartment on Shore Front Parkway uncovered a cache that included multiple revolvers, rifles and shotguns, a semiautomatic pistol, an AK-47 and an AR-15, the authorities said.
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On July 16th, Andrew Cuomo, the governor, signed a bill permitting those with premises licences throughout the state to transport their pistols or revolvers to any other venue where they are "lawfully authorised to have and possess" them.
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It's possible — likely even — that this embrace of survivalism by certain corners of Silicon Valley is an equal and opposite reaction to the political climate that saw more politically conservative Americans reach for their revolvers under the Obama administration.
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Authorities also found seven rifles; two shotguns; four pistols; two revolvers; an assembled firearm silencer; and a disassembled firearm silencer, multiple magazines that could accept more than 15 rounds of ammunition, as well as hundreds of rounds of ammunition.
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A federal judge has approved a $38 million class action settlement between Brazilian gun maker Forjas Taurus and the 255,000 U.S. owners of its Rossi brand revolvers, which allegedly had defective safeties that allowed the guns to fire when dropped.
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After a week spent casing the joint, they pull on balaclavas and stride into the store with toy guns (a scene that, even using fake revolvers, feels slightly tone-deaf given recent events) and demand the stash from the vault.
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More than a dozen states recognize that a cooling off period of two years, enough for a full legislative cycle after which there is significant turnover among officials and staff, better breaks down the connections that makes revolvers so valuable.
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LIQUIDITY Adequate Liquidity: Toys held $301 million of cash ($35 million at Toys 'R' Us - Delaware, Inc.) and $252 million of availability under its various revolvers as of April 29, 2018, including $7533 million available under its domestic $1.85 billion facility.
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The Mexican raiders swept through the deserted streets of the little town, emptying revolvers and carbines through windows and doors of the houses and firing volleys at every person who made an appearance to see the nature of the disturbance.
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These self-styled poll watchers were armed with revolvers; they also sported two-way radios and armbands reading "National Ballot Security Task Force" (even though no such organization existed as anything other than a voter-intimidation arm of the RNC).
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In the early 1880s, legend has it that Daniel B. Wesson, a co-founder of Smith & Wesson, the gun manufacturer, heard about a child who injured himself by cocking the hammer and pulling the trigger of one of his firm's revolvers.
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Because investment grade revolvers have for the most part gone undrawn in the US, previous deals with ESG-related pricing have remained largely non-events unlike in Europe where the pricing incentive applies to both the drawn and undrawn rates.
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A number of companies have reached out to their lenders with requests to draw down on their revolvers or increase their credit lines, with more expected, as they look to fortify their balance sheets against an uncertain market backdrop, a second banker said.
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Some years in the US, people buy more pistols than rifles; other years, they buy more rifles than pistols; but usually, as the above chart demonstrates, it's one of the two, and other categories like shotguns and revolvers are left far behind.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch's key assumptions within the rating case for MAF include: - continued revenue growth at the group level with stable EBITDA margins for the forecast period; - vacancy rates for comparable shopping malls to remain low; - ample headroom under committed available revolvers; - stable dividend policy.
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The law forces convicted domestic abusers to turn in rifles, shotguns, and any other firearms they were not previously prohibited from owning under a law passed after the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in Newtown, Connecticut, that barred abusers from owning pistols or revolvers.
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With its two revolvers, which were announced last week, Johnson Controls is prioritizing several Key Performance Indicators (KPI) including goals on employee safety, greenhouse gas emissions reductions from energy efficiency and renewable energy customer projects, as well as greenhouse gas emissions reductions from internal operations.
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Those marching "are the grandchildren and great-grandchildren of those who destroyed our churches, who jumped out of the Pale of Settlement with revolvers in 1917," said Pyotr Tolstoy, the deputy speaker of the Duma, the lower house of Russia's Parliament, and a descendant of Leo Tolstoy.
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You'll never see as many armed children as the ones sauntering down Tweetsie's main street with orange-tipped revolvers clutched in each hand, and there are endless varieties of toy guns for sale at Tweetsie's endless souvenir shops, delightedly seized upon by kids who unfailingly take aim at their parents.
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"We expect the company will need to borrow on its revolvers in order to fund the settlement, reducing the cushion under the company's already tight financial covenant on its revolving credit facility, potentially leading to a covenant breach over the next 12 to 15 months," she said in a research note.
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After cutting the telephone cables outside the gates, the disgraced former scoutmaster walked into the school armed with four handguns – two pistols and two revolvers – before making his way to the gym, where three teachers and a Primary One class of 218 five- and six-year-olds waited to start a PE lesson.
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San Ramon, California-headquartered 24 Hour Fitness Worldwide has drawn down on all available funds under a US$120m revolving credit facility, according to the Wall Street Journal, joining a growing list of companies that have either drawn on existing revolvers or signed new bank loans to shore up liquidity in the last two weeks.
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Lieutenant Darcy, 54, who patrols public housing in Queens, is one of about 50 officers who are required to retire their service revolvers by the end of August as the Police Department parts ways with the handguns that defined policing for a century and that bestow gravitas on the officers who still carry them.
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